Kevin Mackessy owns and operates Blue Olive Properties, a Highlands Ranch property management company, and serves all of the south Metro Denver area. Kevin can be reached at 303-956-3507 or kevin.mackessy@blueoliveproperties.com. He works with new and experienced investors, and home owners, offering professional property management solutions. Kevin is also a proud NARPM member. 

Kevin Mackessy owns and operates Blue Olive Properties, a Highlands Ranch property management company, and serves all of the south Metro Denver area. Kevin can be reached at  303-956-3507 or kevin.mackessy@blueoliveproperties.com. He works with new and experienced investors, and home owners, offering professional property management solutions. Kevin is also a proud NARPM member. 

Kevin Mackessy owns and operates Blue Olive Properties, a Highlands Ranch property management company, and serves all of the south Metro Denver area. Kevin can be reached at  303-956-3507 or kevin.mackessy@blueoliveproperties.com. He works with new and experienced investors, and home owners, offering professional property management solutions. Kevin is also a proud NARPM member. 

Kevin Mackessy owns and operates Blue Olive Properties, a Highlands Ranch property management company, and serves all of the south Metro Denver area. Kevin can be reached at  303-956-3507 or kevin.mackessy@blueoliveproperties.com. He works with new and experienced investors, and home owners, offering professional property management solutions. Kevin is also a proud NARPM member. 

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Denver, CO 80223

Current List Price: $147,9000

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Denver Fire Station #11 is one of Denver's few remaining Historic Fire Houses.  My fireman buyer "Jerry" brought me by this cool, historic building that is located in the Historic Baker Neighborhood.

Located at 40 West 2nd Ave, Denver Fire Station #11 is larger than Station #3 that I previously shared with you.  Built  in 1936 in the Art Deco style, Denver Fire Station #11 is a two story building with three vehicle bays.  Notice the gorgeous Art Deco brick work that is on the front facade of this grande dame.

Denver Fire Station #11 houses Engine #11 and Rescue 1. 
                                                                 
For those of you that are wondering, according to Jerry, yes, there is the "famous" fire pole in this building that the fire fighters slide down on their way to a call.
                                                                                             

The second photo is of firefighters from Denver Fire Station #11 giving kids in the Baker neighborhood a ride in the bucket of a ladder truck.

No thank you, I have a fear of heights.

 

 

 

The Baker Neighborhood was originally a 160 acres parcel of land that was homesteaded by William Byers. who was the founder of the Rocky Mountain News in 1859. In the 1800's the Baker Neighborhood was commonly called South Side or South Broadway.

The first subdivisions in the Baker Neighborhood were platted in 1872, however, it was not until South Side was annexed into Denver in 1883 did most of the residential development begin. Cable cars running down Broadway's main artery helped draw residents to the Baker Neighborhood.
                                                                                                             
Architecturally, the Baker Neighborhood is home to a large number of Queen Anne Victorian.  Art & Crafts Bungalows, Italianates, classic Row Homes and new build condos and lofts are also represented. The Baker Neighborhood was designated a Denver Historic District in 1985.

Today, the Baker Historic Neighborhood has become a highly sought after neighborhood of Denver to live in. The Baker Neighborhood combines quiet tree lined streets and gorgeous historic architecture, yet is a short commute to downtown Denver. Washington Park is just to the east of Broadway, and I-25 is a very easy access off of Broadway. Commuting to the DTC is a breeze from this central urban oasis. The South Broadway corridor allows Baker Neighborhood residents a great variety of dining, antique shopping, art galleries and entertainment.